Every year the City creates a capital works program to be completed within the financial year. This program includes upgrades, renewals and environmental maintenance projects across the 415 parks and reserves that the City manages.

Of these 415 parks and reserves, less than 15% of them have an official name registered with Landgate. Registering place names with Landgate is important to ensure a singular recognisable name is given - allowing residents, emergency services, map providers and travelers to find our parks.

In order to systematically name all of our parks and reserves, the City has introduced a process to name a park when it appears within our capital works program. This means as work is completed at a park, the name is registered with Landgate and signs are installed.

Parks that will be going through the naming process in the 2024/25 financial year include:

  • Alexandria Park, Canning Vale
  • Barson Park, Thornlie
  • Bottlebrush Park, Thornlie
  • Carabeen Park, Madington
  • Cardingotn Park, Huntingdale
  • Haven Park, Thornlie
  • Ospringe Park, Gosnells
  • Pallinup Park, Gosnells
  • Pinaster Park, Canning Vale
  • Redfox Park, Huntingdale
  • Sorebllo Park, Southern River

The City wishes to inform our residents of the naming of these parks.

How to get more information:
  • View the park specific information below
  • Read the FAQs
  • View the project timeline to understand our naming process

Information on parks named in 2024/25

Alexandria Park in Canning Vale is located on Alexandria Boulevard and was previously known as Alexandria Boulevard Reserve.

Alexandria Park features a lake, play equipment and barbecues.

This park is home to the Sanctuary Waters Meeting Room.


Barson Park in Thornlie is located between Barson Court, Constantine Court and Malone Street, and was previously known as Barson Court Reserve.

Barson Park features play equipment, a basketball half court and footpath circuit.

Bottlebrush Park in Thornlie is located between Bottlebrush Drive and Sundrew Place and was previously known as Bottlebrush Drive Reserve.

Bottlebrush Park is a local park with play equipment, a lawned area and bushland.


Carabeen Park, Maddington is located on Westfield Street, Carabeen Road and Radiata Street, and was previously known as Westfield Street Reserve.

Carabeen Park is home to the Maddington Skate Park, a basketball half court, playground and public toilets.

The name Carabeen Park was chosen due to the nearby street – Landgate were unable to register the park as Westfield Park due to others with the same name located in neighbouring local government areas.


Cardington Park, Huntingdale is located on Cardington Way and was previously known as Cardington Way Reserve.

Cardington Park has a playground, bush area and walking path and runs along the Southern River.

Cardington Park has been formally named using the street name it is located on.

Haven Park, Thornlie is located on Haven Place and Parkway Road, and was previously known as Haven Place Reserve.

Haven Park is a small local park that includes play equipment and natural bush areas.

Haven Park has been formally named based on the street where it is located.

Ospringe Park, Gosnells is located between Ospringe Street, Ryde Street and Orlestone Street and was previously knows as Ospringe Street Reserve.

The Park includes a playground, footpath circuit and seating.

The park has been formally named based on the street it is located on.


Pallinup Park is located between Pallinup Place and Irwin Close in Gosnells. It was previously known as Pallinup Place Reserve.

Pallinup Park is a small local park that includes a playground with shade sails, connecting footpath and grassed area.

The park has been formally named for the street name it is located on.


Pinaster Park is located on Pinaster Boulevard, Comrie Road and Totara Avenue, and was previously known as Pinaster Boulevard Reserve.

Pinaster Park is a neighbourhood park that features a large lake, path circuit, and play equipment.

The park was formally named for the road on which it is located.

Redfox Park is located on Redfox Crescent, Huntingdale and is wrapped around the Huntingdale Forum. This park was previously known as Redfox Crescent Reserve.

Redfox Park features a playground, basketball half court and footpath circuit.

The park was named after the road on which it is located.

Sorbello Park is located on Sorbello Circuit, Southern River and was previously known as Sorbello Circuit Reserve.

Sorbello Park features a playground with shade shelter, walking circuit and lawned areas.

The park was named after the road on which it is located.